The more consequential cases on Donald Trumps fate mainly whether colorado is kick him off the ballot for allegedly interfering in the election in 2020. We are live at the u. S. Supreme court. And well bring you all the newsreel time as it happens. Colorado not the only one challenging that, by the way. Points on the board, Nikki Haley Notching her first win in the republican primary ahead of Super Tuesday where former President Trump is looking to run up the score and likely will as we say good morning. Im bill hemmer. On saturday, he had three victories. He had one yesterday. Im bill hemmer live in new york and this is the return of dana marie perino. Dana key west, great place in america and great to be back. We have a lot of news happening. Tomorrow is the biest voting day in the republican primary and the former president has the big mo, momentum. Bill big mo. Contributing to that all that is an avalanche of new polling. They all show him leading President Biden in a potential rem
prosecutors as we speak are asking for a sentence of nine and a half years in prison. i m going to go straight to cnn s fred pleitgen who is live outside the courtroom near moscow. fred, what is the latest? what are we hearing about how that sentencing will go? yeah, i mean it really is significant information that we re getting, dana. first of all, you re absolutely right, the court has found brittney griner guilty. as we see on our screens right now, the judge is still sort of reading out the verdict and what exactly the specifics of this verdict are. but there s something that s very important that the judge has read in saying that they have found brittney griner guilty with criminal intent. that means that the court believes what the prosecution has said, that they believe that brittney griner intentionally took narcotics to the russian federation, obviously talking about those two vaping cart ridges. you ll recall one of the cases or one of the things that the defense
-my wife, laurel, was on the shuttle. she was a scientist primarily involved with life sciences. one day during the mission, i was reviewing the notes, and then here s this foam issue. during launch, a large piece of foam had come off the external tank and impacted the left wing. me and my colleague had this discussion of, hey, you can use a family conference to talk to laurel and find out what she knew. -oh! -you got to remember the hat you re wearing is your flight-surgeon hat, not your family hat. it would have broken protocol for me to bring up an issue to a crew member, even though it s my wife. -i remember a certain sense of relief like, it s almost over. she s almost back. -i didn t talk to laurel about the foam issue. that conference was for iain and laurel, and i was a bystander. -i knew she was going to come back. you know, i never had a question in my mind. -given the fact that you may have lost a little bit of tile during lift-off, i m wondering
[ laughter ] -columbia approaching the coast of california now. the shuttle speed is 16,400 miles per hour. -flight back. go ahead mmacs. -fyi, i ve just lost four separate temperature transducers on the left side of the vehicle ,
Columbia approaching the coast of california now. The Shuttle Speed is 16,400 miles per hour. Flight back. Go ahead mmacs. Fyi, ive just lost four separate Temperature Transducers on the left side of the vehicle , hydraulic return temperatures. We start seeing anomalies. Sensors are starting to fail. Okay, is there anything common to them . Dsc or Mdm Or Anything . I mean, youre telling me you lost them all at exactly the same time. No, not exactly. They were within probably four or five seconds of each other. There was something that we didnt understand going on